Title:
Tarzan
Synopsis:
Synopsis for ”The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive”
Tarzan is ordered to Cape Town by his superior Count de Coude. On the ship he meets a female friend of Jane Porter. He also confronts master criminal Nikolas Rokoff, who throws him overboard. Tarzan swims clear of the ships propellers and heads east. Hours later, he finds an abandoned floating raft and drifts throughout the night. When he awakes, he finds himself washed up on the jungle’s shore. Beyond, he spots the cabin his father built, where he was born. He is home. He searches for the Gomangani Tribe to find food and arms. During his journey, he notices a warrior is about to be attacked by a lion. Leaping into action, Tarzan rescues the tribesman and kills the lion. Grateful, the warrior leads him to his village for a feast of honor. The next day, the tribe heads out to kill a rogue elephant. Unfortunately, the chief is stomped on by the beast and dies. Tarzan spears the elephant, killing it. The tribe begin to hail their new chief -- Tarzan.
Meanwhile, Jane’s lady friend continues her cruise to Cape Town. As luck would have it, she bumps into Jane, Prof. Porter and William Clayton. The friend has gained a traveling companion herself, the sinister Nikolas Rokoff, Tarzan’s sworn enemy.
They all depart on William Greystokes’ yacht, en route to England. Jane and William plan to marry once there. However, the yacht explodes suddenly, and they abandon ship. They row east to land, to the wilderness where Jane first met her true love, Tarzan. To be continued.
Tarzan Vol 1 221
”The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive”
Tarzan Vol 1 #221
July, 1973
Cover Artists
Joe Kubert
The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive
Writers
Edgar Rice BurroughsJoe Kubert
Pencilers
Joe Kubert
Inkers
Joe Kubert
Colorists
Tatjana Wood
Letterers
Joe Kubert
Editors
Joe KubertAllan Asherman
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Quote1 Land... I recognize that place! It.. It is! There is the cabin my father built... where I was born... and Kala, the she-ape, stole me as her own! I... I am home! Home... Quote2
— Tarzan
Tarzan #221 is an issue of the series Tarzan (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1973.
Appearing in ”The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive”
Featured Characters:
Tarzan
Supporting Characters:
Jane Porter
Hazel Strong
Antagonists:
Nikolas Rokoff
Lt. Gernois (Dies)
Other Characters:
Capt. Garand
Prof. Archemedes Q. Porter
William Clayton
Waziri Cheif (Dies)
Locations:
Africa
Republic of the Congo
Cape Town, South Africa
Items:
Vehicles:
Greystokes’ Yacht (Destroyed)
Notes
This is part three of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ book The Return Of Tarzan.
Tarzan is ordered to Cape Town by his superior Count de Coude. On the ship he meets a female friend of Jane Porter. He also confronts master criminal Nikolas Rokoff, who throws him overboard. Tarzan swims clear of the ships propellers and heads east. Hours later, he finds an abandoned floating raft and drifts throughout the night. When he awakes, he finds himself washed up on the jungle’s shore. Beyond, he spots the cabin his father built, where he was born. He is home. He searches for the Gomangani Tribe to find food and arms. During his journey, he notices a warrior is about to be attacked by a lion. Leaping into action, Tarzan rescues the tribesman and kills the lion. Grateful, the warrior leads him to his village for a feast of honor. The next day, the tribe heads out to kill a rogue elephant. Unfortunately, the chief is stomped on by the beast and dies. Tarzan spears the elephant, killing it. The tribe begin to hail their new chief -- Tarzan.
Meanwhile, Jane’s lady friend continues her cruise to Cape Town. As luck would have it, she bumps into Jane, Prof. Porter and William Clayton. The friend has gained a traveling companion herself, the sinister Nikolas Rokoff, Tarzan’s sworn enemy.
They all depart on William Greystokes’ yacht, en route to England. Jane and William plan to marry once there. However, the yacht explodes suddenly, and they abandon ship. They row east to land, to the wilderness where Jane first met her true love, Tarzan. To be continued.
Tarzan Vol 1 221
”The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive”
Tarzan Vol 1 #221
July, 1973
Cover Artists
Joe Kubert
The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive
Writers
Edgar Rice BurroughsJoe Kubert
Pencilers
Joe Kubert
Inkers
Joe Kubert
Colorists
Tatjana Wood
Letterers
Joe Kubert
Editors
Joe KubertAllan Asherman
Previous Issue Next Issue
Tarzan # 220 Tarzan # 222
Quote1 Land... I recognize that place! It.. It is! There is the cabin my father built... where I was born... and Kala, the she-ape, stole me as her own! I... I am home! Home... Quote2
— Tarzan
Tarzan #221 is an issue of the series Tarzan (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1973.
Appearing in ”The Return of Tarzan, Part Three: Return to the Primitive”
Featured Characters:
Tarzan
Supporting Characters:
Jane Porter
Hazel Strong
Antagonists:
Nikolas Rokoff
Lt. Gernois (Dies)
Other Characters:
Capt. Garand
Prof. Archemedes Q. Porter
William Clayton
Waziri Cheif (Dies)
Locations:
Africa
Republic of the Congo
Cape Town, South Africa
Items:
Vehicles:
Greystokes’ Yacht (Destroyed)
Notes
This is part three of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ book The Return Of Tarzan.
Cover Date:
07/1973
Publisher:
DC Comics
Issue Number:
221
Year:
1973
Cover Price:
$.20
Era:
Bronze Age
Genre:
Adventure
Action
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Story Arc:
Lost Tribes
Date Added:
2018-07-02 23:14:38
Writer:
Edgar Rice
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Penciller:
Joe Kubert
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Inker:
Joe Kubert
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Colorist:
Tatjana Wood
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Cover Artist:
Joe Kubert
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